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December 2006

7 Most Popular Posts of 2006

December 31, 2006 by Jason

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A lot of bloggers are putting together a rundown of their best posts of the year. I don’t like doing anything for the sake of jumping on the bandwagon, but I think it’s an insightful and interesting exercise. At the very least it’s a way for newer readers to get caught up on key content. [...]

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How to Avoid Podfading in 2007

December 30, 2006 by Jason

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After a longer than expected holiday break from blogging, I’m back in action with a couple posts to take us into 2007. This first one is on podfading (the phenomenon of fizzling out and ending your show, often abruptly or unexpectedly). A question was raised on the Podcast Alley forums about how to avoid podfading. [...]

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The Levelator 1.1.0 Released by GigaVox | Auto Level Your Audio

December 23, 2006 by Jason

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The Levelator is out of beta now with a slick new look, improved "levelation" algorithm and other additional features. In addition, the license now allows for free commercial use. The Levelator is available for both Mac OS and PC (Linux to come later). The software automatically adjusts for variations in the level from one speaker [...]

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coBRANDiT Interview with FTC on Word of Mouth Marketing and Disclosure

December 22, 2006 by Jason

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I have more to say on this issue of affiliate marketing and disclosure, but in the meantime…check out this video interview with Mary Engle of the FTC on the matter. This was recorded by the coBRANDiT team at the Word of Mouth Marketing conference.

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Podcasting Metrics Series Pt 6 | What Standards Should Podcasting Be Held To?

December 20, 2006 by Jason

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A little while back MasterMaq of the Podcast Spot podcast host added some interesting and relevant points about my podcasting metrics series. Specifically, he disagreed with the idea that podcasters should not have to provide complete download stats because this held us to a higher standard than newspaper and other such media. He states: The [...]

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